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Old November 26th, 2002, 12:50 PM
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eeeeek im a newb apache upload poor speed

ok useing windows xp just installed apache http latest version 2.043 win 32 version
ok seems to be a very poor upload data stream maxes out near 20kbs i use cable cable upload tests are usually in the range of about 130kbs for me on broad band tests
being such a newbie is there a way to increase the upload speed

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Old November 26th, 2002, 05:08 PM
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RE: eeeeek im a newb apache upload poor speed

apache isn't capping your upload speed.

where have you tested your upload speed at?

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Old November 26th, 2002, 05:33 PM
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RE: eeeeek im a newb apache upload poor speed

ive tested it on some broadband sites on the net
checked with my cable company
they have the modem config file set at 128kbs
so that matches the broadband test rate
so its one of two things the os on the machine or the apache server software
but alas i have no idea how to tweek either one if this is the problem
anyone else got some information on this issue or that can lead me in the right direction

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RE: eeeeek im a newb apache upload poor speed

That is probally testing your download speed. You upload is probally throttled.

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